Liam cancelled his wedding when his fiancé Jasper ran away with his best friend. About to go on the honeymoon alone, Liam meets eighteen-year-old Milo, who desperately wants an airline ticket to anywhere. Two strangers board the plane; two near-friends deplane, then live together in a hotel room on an exotic island, developing a unique relationship. Back in England, Jasper has to face reality without Liam and starts to realize what that actually means.<br><br>Then new information about their wedding and insights into their past relationship surface and the truth stops being black and white. If Jasper’s best friend didn’t confess before the wedding, would he still have run away? If Liam didn’t meet Milo at the airport, would he still have boarded the plane? Was it destined to go exactly this way, no matter what? Sometimes choice is ripped away from us and we are left to deal with the consequences.<br><br>With so many things out of their control, can Liam and Jasper heal themselves and their relationship?

Heal

“Maybe start my own business, maybe try a different studio,” Liam said and didn’t elaborate so William didn’t press. He was a good friend like that. Liam appreciated this quality of his a lot.


“Well, I can tell you a thing or two about starting your own business. It sucks,” Jessie commented.


The conversation moved to Jessie’s plans to start her new company and her relationship with William. They seemed happy and Liam was relieved to see their content expressions. Simon, because he cooperated with one of the rising stars of the industry, had too many clients and thought of expanding his business. Daniel was the main instructor now so he spent most of his time at the studio, but he said that he had a date recently with a nice guy from a bookshop. Liam couldn’t pretend to be unaffected by the news. He threw an anxious look at Jasper, seeking an explanation.


“We’re not together,” Daniel clarified.


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